I utilize the analysis first, offer second, inspection third philosophy myself.

But I listen to his podcast and I think he's a good investor with great philosophies. 

Similarly, I have seen some manager's advertise all turn arounds take a set time (be it a 1 or 2 weeks or a month) but so much depends on the condition of the unit (think tobacco or cat urine), what it needs, and available resources (be it your time or a contractor's schedule)...My philosophy: it takes as long as it takes.

While there are few specifics on any particular kind of investing, this book lays down the mindset, philosophy, and attitude that any aspiring investor needs to have.

Ultimately, the answer is, "What is your personal investment philosophy?"

He has 3 books; I'd suggest reading them first as they will outline his legal/accounting philosophy.

Alex's attitude comes with a long term hold philosophy which I also hold.   

That has always been my philosophy from the beginning, even with my Construction Business, once i had a Family, they come First, i do not work weekends or nights (unless absolutely necessary) i made sure i was at every Practice, game or competition for them and i still do that.

My philosophy is always add more to relationship than to ask for; most people don't want to give away their time and knowledge for free.

Then our philosophy is once the lead is converted we have a simple lead manager but allow you to really send those leads almost anywhere from there based on whatever system you're using.